1HFY19 RESULTS PRESENTATION - 27 FEBRUARY 2019 - Azure Healthcare
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1HFY19 SUMMARY • Revenue of $14.97 million exceeds November guidance Financial • Reported loss of $0.47 million, normalised profit of $0.26 million excluding one-off items Performance • Cash balance as at 31 December of $2.01 million • Debt reduced by 37% to $0.41 million • Innovative new products released, including Pulse Workflow Operational and sophisticated integrations Highlights • Largest order book in recent history • Important contract wins in multiple regions • Market demand remains strong as reflected by the order book Outlook • US tariffs on Chinese imports remain a risk • Second half revenue expected to be at or slightly above first half and therefore exceed FY18
1HFY19 FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT Revenue Margin NPAT $14.97m $6.66m ($0.47m) Normalised $6.84m Normalised $0.26m $0.73m or Consistent with Normalised 5.1% on pcp ($0.18m) or pcp (41%) on pcp Cashflow from Net Cash Operations $1.60m $0.68m ($0.05m) from $0.22m or 30 June 49% on pcp * pcp: prior comparative period
REVENUE SALES REVENUE (A$000S) Continued growth in sales revenue over pcp and November ‘18 guidance: • $1.44m (10.7%) above November ‘18 14,972 guidance 14,242 • $0.73m (5.1%) increase over 1HFY18 13,530 13,054 • 7% CAGR from 1HFY17 • Aust/NZ, Asia and Europe all reported revenue increases • recurring software revenue growth consistent with overall growth in sales revenue of 11% 1H17 1H18 1H19 (g) 1H19 Revenue increased beyond guidance despite difficult trading conditions.
GROSS PROFIT & MARGIN GROSS PROFIT MARGIN Gross margin down to 44.5% compared (A$000S) to 48% pcp: • negatively impacted by rising costs of raw 6,836 6,662 6,843 materials resulting from US tariff imposts 5,990 48.0% 44.5% 45.7% on Chinese goods 45.9% • total CoGS up by 12.6% as result of increased sales and raw material cost increases • CoGS includes one-off write-down of $0.18m in project costs • normalising for write down increases gross 1H17 1H18 1H19 1H19 margin to 45.7% (Norm) Margin impacted by raw materials issues out of China.
OVERHEAD EXPENSES OVERHEAD EXPENSES Overhead increased by $0.71m to $7.11m in (A$000S) 1H19: • increase driven by large one off costs of 8,256 $0.54m related to management restructuring 544 • normalised overhead increased 2.6% over 6,567 6,399 1H18 to $6.57m • the business remains committed to R&D, investing a total of $1.68m in 1H19, consistent with $1.72m in 1H18 • following the policy revision announced in 2H18, $0.70m of development costs were 1H17 1H18 1H19 capitalised in 1H19 Overhead expenses Restructuring costs Normalised overhead costs broadly consistent with 1HFY18.
CASH & DEBT Cashflow from operations continue Net cash was largely unchanged over to improve: the period with a minor decrease of $0.05m from $1.65m to $1.60m: • cashflow from operations of $0.68 million increased from $0.45 million in • debt was reduced by $0.24m the pcp • cash was reduced by $0.30m to $2.01m CASHFLOW FROM OPERATIONS (A$000S) CASH & DEBT (A$000S) 2,307 454 676 2,011 655 -2,693 413 1H17 1H18 1H19 June18 Dec18 Debt Cash Net cashflow will be required to support fulfilment of the growing order book.
PRODUCT UPDATE Pulse Mobile Web Services Enhanced Reporting and Analytics • One of our most popular • Open API for alarms software products • RTLS complete • True enterprise reporting • Released in FY18 • Additional integrations • Added functionality, expanded • Native smart phone app are a longer term goal capabilities • Alarm management with further features under development Azure has a strong commitment to ongoing R&D for both hardware and software, with a disciplined quarterly release program.
PROGRESS ON STRATEGY Strategic Objective Status Focus on high quality new products that differentiate ‣ Released new products including Azure from its competitors Pulse Workflow Improve manufacturing efficiencies to drive further ‣ Material requirements planning cost reductions (MRP) system deployed Maximise sales opportunities ‣ Added new sales partners in multiple regions Increase revenue from subscription based software ‣ Growing order book for software licence and maintenance agreements products Build further partnerships with market leading ‣ Established partnerships with market leading medical device healthcare technology companies vendors Management continues to focus on improving business efficiency and building revenue growth
OUTLOOK External Internal • Increasing shift towards open software • Order book remains significantly packages to accompany hardware higher than forecast despite supply constraint issues • Procurement challenges will continue to be dominated by trade issues • Strong demand across all geographic between the US and China (which will segments continue even after the tariff outcome • Greater levels of investment in is known) inventory required over next half and • A ‘No Deal’ Brexit will bring challenges beyond to support growth in the UK and from the rest of the • Second half revenue expected to be at world into the UK (decision due 29 or slightly above first half and March) therefore exceed FY18 While the next half may be shaped by major international policy events, we still expect 2H revenue to be at or slightly above 1H.
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